Thanks to:
Unixboy@aol.com suggested /usr/proc/bin/pfiles...
parker@bctm. /usr/proc/bin/pfiles...
RayDelaney@firstusa.com /usr/proc/bin/pfiles...
tfranklin@home.com /usr/proc/bin/pfiles
ramanujan.kidambi@ssmb.com /usr/proc/bin/pfiles
foster@dim.ucsd.edu lsof
cmurty@Legato.COM lsof
Jason.Shatzkamer@cexp.com proctool
gdallair@criq.qc.ca proctool
Thanks for all your time, lsof -p pid gave it in the format i wanted.
P.Ramadurai
> ORIGINAL QUESTION:
> I've a large/complex daemon, it some times ends up hitting
> rlim_fd_cur limit. Is there a way to monior the no. of
> "currently open files/used descriptors" of a running process
> provided you know its process id. /etc/crash {file} gives for
> the entire system but not for a process id. (this is solaris 2.6)
> thanks for your time,
> P.Ramadurai
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